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Re: How to parse CSV
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Re: How to parse CSV


  • Subject: Re: How to parse CSV
  • From: Benedikt Quirmbach <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2008 15:29:36 +0100

Hi,

thank you for your answer to my questions.

It is true that csv is not very comfortable and brings a lot of problems.

But in my case there is no way around it. I will get the data in csv whether I want it or not!

Maybe there is one thing I did not explain correctly:
I get the csv files from my customers and from every customer I will receive these files allways in the same format.
But I want to use the handler to parse the files in different projects.


So I could store the usually used text encoding of the customer of one project into properties or a preferences file. And by knowing this property the script could convert the encoding of the read data. But I don't know how to convert the encoding at all. Manually I do it with textwarngler. But it should work with AppleScript only.

I think the conversion of the encoding is the first problem I have to solve. When this is done I will see what to do next.

Benedikt
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